The Sun. — London, England, 1808-09-28 00:00:00

1 (n 11...,,,, 4777 ::: - .."' ' - i '-:•• 1 • '''N, 4 \ .---.7kl_ 4 ' : i 4, r ei ' :' ,S . Y: _ • , - . 1 t‘ - { itii•,' i:. . • k 3 • ; ' t , bi I ' / A . s " - • \ I. \ ' ittililidi ,il , .. . -.'", • ~,, ... , , ..,.. , 1 : 0 t 7 ..' .„,,,,,,,:::. ....4.4....?"-•..... 40 i-t o '. - I ', , I icr .:1-.L. w .,,,,,, ~....,..7 . :, ,, ,..c.,:.!,#-.. i ,z,,, .. rr - _._ . _.._,.,,, i , ~,,....„, -ma y . 1 (~, S U ; _ 1 ..-i• .„..,_. e , ~,,,,A zi, ",-..:: , _... . ~, ~.., W.‘ .tck.,,‘- i iinik,wi,,,,..: ../ .ilo ve , :\~ ..~ 1, • P - r 1; - ", NUMBER 5005.] WE DNESDA SEPTEMEIER 28, 1808. i- ..~ {PRICE SI:IPENCE., TLIEI.TRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. - MO MO-RR OW EVENING, Sept. 29, ISO 3, ll be performed THE WONDER. Don Lopez, Mr PEN LEY Don Felix, M r . E ; ; Frederick, Mr. PUTt' M ; Colonel 13ri:011. Mr. HOL LAND ; Don Pedro, Mr. MATHEWS ; Gibby,.' Mr. PALMER • Lissardo Mr. BANNIST Donna Violinte,.Mrs-. J ()ROAN ; Donna Isabella, Mi ss 13 0 YC E, (Being her first appearance in that Charaaer); •- Lnis, Mr,. SCOTT ; Flora,-Miss-MELLON, (Being her first appearance in that CharaEler),.. After which will be produced (never ael e d) an Operatic Piece, in-Two A els, called THE TORTUNE TELLER. The Chap zle:s by Mr. BANNISTER, Mr. WEWITZER, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. GIBBON. Mr. SMITH, Mr. POWEL, Mr. PENLEY, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. BLAND, . Allis, CHATTERLEY. Bowe 4 Second Nice 3s.—Pi: 3s. bd. Second Prise zs.— Gallery zs.. • Second Priee is. i pper Gallery is. Second Price 6d. --No Money to he returned. Places for tie Boxes to be takenot . Mr. Spring, at the 13oz- Office, Russell -street. The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, - ant - begin at Half past On Saturday (not aaed . these three years), the Comedy of Rule a 'Wife and Have a Wife; Leon, Mr. Elliston, being his first appearance in that Character.- COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, , aouthapipton-Street, Strand. Tit u.sTiES. M S Grace the Duke nt I '. utLitd, K. G . The Most Noble the Marquis oi - Buckingham, K.G. • The Right Honourable the Earl of Northampton, The Right Hon. fhe Earl of Bnckingliamslitre. *: -The Right Honourable the Earl of Upper Ossory. William Praed, Esq. , Scrope.Bernard, .Esq. • - . r r• 2 RECEIPTS f or POLICIES falling due cit o Michaelth as are now ready for delivtry at the Office as above, and of tl:e Agents in all the principa, towns. . • All persons insured w:th this Association snare profits equally with tie Orikiiial Proprietors :.iter. the ex - pcirces of au economical management 'are ,chqrayed, in which the Di zee -fors, Trustees,.and Auditors -azt grathircusly.- No charge for Policies on rertvval from o t h er Offi ces. R B j. T. B A ER, 'l'tlatiksing Diretior. PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, spec i ally em ihmeteat by A, Et of - ParUarnent, to the Inituancemf 1.1 ','ES, an d the Cirant anJ I',rchase of ANNUITI4S, Sonthampton street, Strand, Lci:idon. The Most N o b! e t h e Ma RPDENT, ti ES pis l ointi CiaNGIIANI, K. G. v1 1< F .,.. E J. ‘ RE S 1 7 D , N Aiarqu's of Sali:=:),lry, 1 ;t:oTo; Chefwynd.-- tarl restii,e. aii,,,,,uta Dt:ocannon. Viscount Butidey. Lord Braybwolce. TRusrErs• Marquis of Buckingham, 1 ‘Vitliam Praed, Esq. il.brd Br a y - , rooke. - - and qir John. C. Turner. I Scrope Bernard, Esq.. ' T4,e lliieciOrs apprise their, connexions that the Duty on rolieies of I,lte Insurance will commence on the loth day of I )d.,')er next, until when Policies will :' , e issued by this Vifice tire ofiany expence. Military Mei, inbu'rti rtt this Office are not etruged with anY auttitionJl Pt - err-turn; .nnlers calleil alto ‘...inAservice. • J. T. BARBER, Managing Director. .._ EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY. • • FIRE —ANA CITIES—LIFE. • CAPI I'AL, TWO MILLIONS. . Office, Comhill. London. • Advantages to INSURE R 3 wit'. this c.7(IM PANY DAYMENrof RENT in case of Fire, wi!bout increase of Pre m i um. D Andge by Lightning made t„.od. No Charge for Policies, Indorsements, Alterations, or Sur veys. A Commission o; sl. per Cent.7allowed on Shipping Insurance. Common Iniurance effeaed to,Cto,ooo, at as. per Cent. Hazardous - . . . .. bOOO, at 3s r per Cent. Doubly Hazardous .•• ' - 3006,-at Ss. Per Cent. Abatements on. Country Insurances from tol. to -1 01 ,', Pe! Cent. upon the Premium ; and from 2i to is p, r Cent.' upon the Duty. • Farming Stock insured without Average Clauso f at 25.. per Cent. - ,ITlleC(TlNiny's Terms for Life Insurance are equally Ij.. ...ra , and posess very superirir claiins to public patronage. N.B, cr. nti • • W. 14 EF.THAM, Secreary. - ernen •desirous to become twhe re none Agents. , ?ro appointed), are requested to write forthwith to the Secre tary with their P f P I ..e,erences, and • two Sureties for 30,1. Bin : F ISH FIRE OFFICE. rrHE BRITISH _ ji i )al Otti c • .FIRE-02FICE, at their pria -4b c I . es in the Strandaind Cornhill, London, and o,znottss itnhelidi,inburgh,Glasgow, Dublin, and the PlillciPai ancesagairist F IRE, -- united Kingdom, continue to grant printed Pro Proposals on the Terms and Conditions of their great P l easure in re, The Direelbrs have that by their Exertions and Plans the Benefits and rinciples of insurance are more generally felt and untterstood; and they trust that they have a Claim for Prefeience with the Public, tbr the libei•af Conduct they nave evinced in all their TransaCtions. Premiums for In surance renewable at Michaelmas must be paid on or before the 14th, Day•of Oelober next. Surveys within the Bills of Mortality i when considered ne cessary, have always been made'by this Office without any Charge to the Insured. fees have never been permitted to be taken in :41y Case or under atiy Pretence whatever. Com l'aission to Brokers on Shipping and Foreign insurances also, toe ''eploval alwa enteredys hcen without allow.ed. Fee Liidorsernents of Alterati on or . . ,„, t ngines of the best Construdion p and Firemen of A divity 1 -"" Undoubted Integrity (whose Exertions have been acknow..• • , euged), have . froin the Etablisiinient of the Office in 1799, u eelt Provided b y t h e Br i tish Fire-0 hice to attend' at Fires. pc:F„tic Terms and Conditions of Insurance, as stated 'in the ,i o • t uc ies, are tlethiA ‘vitti parspicuity, plainness,. and preci deplerts° as in prevent tit Misunderstandings and Disputes' equally dent upon ill-digested, unadvised, and ignorant Plans, baneful to, the PrOrietors and those Insuring. • _lAnnual Premiums—,Cominon Insurance, as. per Cent.— It I_zarclous, 3s.—Db u bl e H azardous, Ss. • nsurance Agreement, of greater H azar d and large Sums bly Special .. , Policies (Gratis) as heretofore, for Sums of 3oolranil up-;, wards. ~-__ ROBERT SKELTOA''.;('Sec. IM ON-EY. MESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg Leave to inform wry those that may be desir.us of borrowing Teinpo larY or Permanent SUMS of NM N EY, diet the: , can at 411 times, and without delay, advance any Sum ii -, ,:a One Hun dred to Twenty Thousand Pounds, and upwards, On personal or any other Security, arising from Marriage SettiLments, iMo. in in the i•unds, Ciergyitiens' Livings, or freehold, Copy -11)1(1,.and Leasehold Estates, 'on the most fail . aild equitable Perms, and will also e.nidiiet ,very Negotiation at much less e.ipenee than wilat-is usually lllCUrteri in money transadions. ,Pe'4onal ,Applicatio:is Messrs. Luca, atiAt Co, daily re. eeive at then. nouse,' No. 19, letn,, :,-.i i ...i,,4"ri“!herst anelw hctters, post.iiaid, ininiAtiately a ,,,, -•,ri.?,.... "' ' re " Y.gars purc'iase will -be give:: :..r.,vell secured , A Lnuitie. ' ' SHAKSPEARE. STEREOTYPE EDITION. This Day was published, StereiityPed on a beautiful new Letter, f. c. Svo. is. 6d. and Deiny Svo. 2S. 6d. No. 11. of tne 10PLAYS of WILLIAM SHAKSPEARE, from I the correct Text of the Edition of Isaac Reid, and teal with the utmost care by new Editors. Printed for Veraor, Hood, and Sharpe, 31, Poultry. Where may be had, in a handsome Volume, in P o st . Folio, - Price 51. ss. in boards, Mr. William Shaltsp,tare's Convdies, Histories, and Tra gedies,_putilisned accortljog to the true onginall Copies; with his EttNies. London : Printed fbr Isaac laggard and Edward Blount, 1623. The greatest care has been taken to insure the accuracy of the present Republication, of which ~rity a small number is printed. I t is printed on the common Type now in use ; but in Arrangement, Spellinz, ,and. , PunduatiOn, is an exact Copy, page for page, of the Text of the original Edition of 1623 (now worth upwards of Forty Guineas), not. a word being added, altered, or omitted. This Day was published, In Nine Vols. Bvo. illustrated with numerous Plates, • - I Price 91. 1.7,5. in boards, MHE BEAUTIES of ENGLAND an d WALES, or, Delineations Topographical, Historical, and .1)1:4 scriptive; containiug the Counties of Bedf or d, Il er k s, Bucks, Cambridge, Cheshire, Cumberland, Derby, Devon, Dorset, Essex, Gloucester, Hereford, Hertford, Huatingdbn, Kent, Lancashire, Leicester, and Lincoln. Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe ,- Longman, Hurst, Kees, and Orme 7 J. H arr i s ; C ut h ell and Martin; I. Rich.. ardson ; 1. anti A. Arch ; and.B. Crosb) and Co, The Volumes after the third may be had separate to com plete Sets, at •he publication prices, of the large and small Paper; but a 5 me of the. Volumes are getting scarce, these will he raised in ~rice after Christmas. Voi. VII. price tl. 7s. Gd: Vol. VII Land IX. are just published, price rl. is. each. Vol. VII . Royal, price zl. 4s. Vol. VIII . and IX. pnee 21. each. Also, The Beauties of Scotland ; containing a clear, full, and satiSfaelory Account of the Agriculture, Commerce, Mines; and Manuructures, of thc.. Population, Cities, Towns, V4tlagos, &c. Five Vols Bvo , illustrated with upwards of too plates 1 . price 31. [is. ooirds. The same in Royal Syn. Si 55. N.B. Subscribers who have not completed their Sets are requested to do it immediately. SALES, &::. GENUINE SOUTH DQW,N .SREE r, EAST BOURNE, SUS - S 1 X. - TO BE SOLD. BY AUCTION, -By VEAHALL. and SON; li , small Lots, for the convenience of eublic,• on the rst of October next, • VOUR Hundred Prirnd EWES, an d a b out O ne I. Hundred and Forty EWE LAM 0, and puellttn-• dred . W ETU ER Ditto, the property of a . - .entleitian, who is leaving his farm. Great•pains have , been- taken for several years past with this Flock. ; the Ewes are handsome, particu larly hardy,. and re inarkable -for .stna,liness of Bone, and fine ness of Woot. N.B. The Wool of this Flock •solfl for nearly Five Shil lings per Tod inore than any Wool in the neighbourhood last year. '__ _ . • Four well-bred Sussex Cows, five pair Of Working Oxen, five Yearliiy , Steers, and an H e if er , wi ll b e a l so sold at the SUM time.- Likewise-a thorough-bred Miire with a COlt ky her side, and a Filly seven months old. , . ** * T : 1- Cows. & c. have been raised from the St oc k - o f Messiii. Auger- and Aircey ; and the I' lock .ho Aso been crossed with Mr. Auger's Rams, together with those of other prime Flock Owrers in the neighbourhood The Sale to begin At Twelve o'clock. , VALUABLE COPPER AND TIN MINE, AND NA. VIGAgLE CANAL SCARES. MONTHLY SALE• TO BE SOLO SY AUCTI 0 N, By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, Oaober 7, at Twelve o'Clock, at Garraway's, • Lindon, WHEAL LUSRINGTON, Two Sixty-fourth. Snares in this very Capital Mine, situate near the very produdi , ., Wheal T ..• an, in the Parish of Illo gan, is Corrivtaii. Large quantities cf Copper and Tin have - alreaiy been raised, and by its ttOcilowledged superior ad vantages this Mine is expened to be one of the.most profit able concerns 'if its class. The TAVISTOCK MINERAL CANAL, in Devon, Four Shares; also Shares in the GRAND JUNCTION, WORCESTER and El: ..INGHAM, KENNET and AVON, and BU DD E liL2/ CANALS. Particulars at the :view Hotel, Birmingham ; at Garr. way's ; and of Mr: Scott, New Bridge-street, London. RENOVATED HEALTH. TT has been too frequently the subje& of just and .1 general reprobasiori, that men destitute ofthe elements of the medical art have offered themselves as candidates for public patronage in the profession of physic. For the purpose of doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, and to prevent us trout being classed among those ern pirics whose imprudent pretensions ' have, unfortunately for soci e ty, b een too favourably recei ve d, ..ye beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faitlifi.: statement of our pursuits and ac quirements. After having received a regular medical educa tion as the pupils of :.lcssrs: Grinded and Blizard, whose leOures and practice we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the London Hospital - we entered ourselves as students in that ju s tly celebrated sc hool for medical acquire ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instructed in the cliiterent branches or : anatomy, surgery, the theory and prictice of p!iysic, chemistry, miawitery, botany, &c. &c. by, those eminent professors, Drs. Monro, Gregory, 'Mack, Haniilttrii. Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall. not be deemed presumptuous i n - saying that our p ro fi c i ency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having for a lung series , of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular objed of our studies and pradice, it will, we hope,: be allowed that we have acquired superior • knowledge of their treatment and 'eure.• In slight and recent cases of infection a petti;tt, re-establishment is c om pl ete d i n the'short period cit 4 twOdayS and in those. of the utmost in veteracy, where-other practitioners have fi s h e d of success, a proper p e rs everance i n our plan of treatment ensures to the, patient a safe and radical - cute. 'Amidst the .melancholy variety of disorders which are the ,effects - of . a habit long and most unhappily pUisued by the . youth of both sexes, there are none more alarming or more distressing than those 'deficiencies and debilities which fre ciuetitly prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such petsoits it mus• he a consolation to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. In _all cases of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal infection, w e may . be ainsultcrl by patients of either sex with the great est secrecy and honour. Hours of consultation at home from ten to three, a:A floni 6 the evening till so at night. Paients in the t:::)ltritry aie.requested to stare the'particu. lays of .heir case, age, an; general nabit ()Hiving, &e. Sze. in. cioFir7, a remittance NI advice and Medicines, , when the same will : - .,esiven, or sent to any part of the kingdom. 'o.ensurc' l that secrecy so essential to , our undertaking, the postage of letters niay , be.added to Theaccount for medicines. C'l is RIE and Co.. S urgeons, N0..1.7, Hatton-garden.. ' Messrs. 'Currie and Co. have Certificates from the above respdctable Professors of London and Edinb urg h, a t the diligence, skill , and humanity, with, which they, per formed' the- duties assigned them during the time they at. tended their Lectures and Pradice. 4 ICTU 4 LLI7V(3-OFPIOE, "Sept. 26, TBO. 'THE COMMIS SIONERSfor VICTUALLING fiis 1114.7h...S'Ti's NAVY do hereby give- Nati?, 77.41 on Tietersdiy, the 6:h of Oct' her next , 6e ready to re ceive Tenders, in writing dealer! 'up), and treat for Two Hun dred Tons of IRON VAT T HOOPS, and Jar One Hundred Tons of IRON PLATE HOOPS, to be delivered, the former in six, and the latter in,* weeks, by weekly proportions, into jiffs jeity's Pictualling Stores at Dept/it d;. and for One Million Eight,fluidred Thousand GOLDSTONE ut BROWN WIL LOW ROOS, not leki than jort_y-eight inches in length, fit for trtaaEing Cooper:,Twigs ,- to be answerable to Sampler to be pO - with the Tenders, and to he efeliveted by the jot& of April, 1809, in e7ual ntonFoily prop, vtions, iirti tree Stores before men tioned. To ,be paid for by Bah payable, with interest, nine!) , days after date. The Conditions of she Contrail, and Sampler of the troops, may be seen at the Secretary's 4jee. N. B. 14 Tender for a less quantity than one Hundred Thousand Rods will he admitted. No ward he bad to any Tender in tvlich the Price stall not bt inserted in words as length, or ,')at shall not he delivered to . is oard- before On o'Clock on the said Thursday, the 6th of Oct - sober next, PIG , ' unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answee, when'called for. ICTU4LL ING_OFFICE, . Sept. 27,1808. 'THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS Amytan' , .. do hereby give Notice, That on Friday the ph of October next, they %till 6e ready to receive Tender: in writing (sealed up), and treat for TWO HUN. DRED TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to he answer. able to Samples io be produced with the Tenders, to be delivered in the original Package:, at the rate of froln Seventy to Alghty Tour per Week, into His Majesty's PiOualling Stores at Pept ford; and to be paid for hy Bills, payable, 'with interest, ninety days, after date. The Condittont of the contraat may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to' the 'Board before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the 7th of October next, nor unless the Person who make: the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for: OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, i 80 '.pt. s, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA YES r . 4 '4 ORDNANCE do leer+ give Notfre, that Propotals will be 'recei-..e.t at their Office, in Pall Mall, on or be fore irednesda; the sib oa4er next,itom stair PercOns at may he trilling-to undertake the perjormeice Of it PLA I SZE RER S' WORK. for service of this Department, for a period of Three l'ears„at the following Stations,Viz. . . . The Tower, Pail Mall, Greenwich, Woolwich, Furtieet, Gravesend, and Tilbury, Further Particulars, farther with the Terms and Conditions of the antral), may be known upon Application at the Secretary's Offi ce , i n gall Mall aforesaid, any Day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where Proposals are to be delivered; waled up, and indorsed," Proposals for Plaisterers' Work ;" but no Pro- Posal can .be adm'itcd after the said sth Oftober next, at Twelve o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be no ticedunless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. li. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, ' Sept. 16, 1808. THE PITINCIP,IL. OFFICERS of His Mll - .7 ESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at Mel- Office, in Pall Mall, on or be fore Saturday, the tst Oeiober next, from. such Persons as may he willin g to undertake the supply of COPPER HOOPS:for service of this Department for a period of one year. Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contrati, may be known upon application at the Secretary's Office, ix Pall Mall, aforeraid,' any day between the hours of le.: and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals are to be delivered, se sled up, and indorsed " Proposals for Copper Hoops ;" Biel no Prop9so/ can be admitted after the said sst au , of oao6o-, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same Day ; neither will any Ten der 6e noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Argent, in . bit behalf; shall attend. By Order of the Board, • R.ll. CREW, Sec. , EAST INDIA HOUSE, Sept. 22, dog, THE COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of EiVG. LAND Tradiug to the EAST INDIES do hereby give Notice, That the Committee will he re.zdy to receive Proposals in writ. big, sealed up, on or before IPednesdly, the 61b alder next, front such Persons who may 6e willing to sirpply• the Company with , ANCHORS and GRAPNALS, • . , CANVAS, and PITCH and TAR. • And that the Condit;ons of the Contrails may be seen upon appll eatiun to Mr. "'antes Coggan, Clerk to raid C9mmitiee; with whom the Proposals mutt be left before Twelve o'clock at Noon, on the said 6th of Oaober, beyond which Hour the Consatittee will sm. receive any Tender. . • This D.iy was published, Neatly printed in Two Volumes, aim illustrated with a Map of Spain and Portugal, prise Jos. 6d. in boards,_ a new Edition (being the El event h), w i t h a tww I ntrodudetion, of rrHE LADY'S; TRAVELS into SPAIN : or, a. General Relation of the Religion, Laws, Commerce, Customs, and Manners of that Country, written by the Countess D'AUNAY, in a series of Letters to a Friend at Pais, _ • Primed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. FROM THE SPAiVISH PLIPERS. MADRID, SEPT. g:L-The 'SC - pi - erne 'Coun::il : of Castile has ordered to be* published the fodo.vi:ig • account of the execrable conduk9 of the Freareh in their retreat by Buitrago and' other, towns ; as also in Medina de .Riosecc‘ when they entere,,t i it.tt ' town : • The, Magistracy of Buitrago, on the I oth • August last, -transmitted an account of the sacrilcge•;,: abominations, outrages; laurders, burnings, and spo liations, perpetrated by the French troops on their retreat from this.capial, marched seph by that town on the 4th ult. In l3reojo they • ia - ofatted tilichurches, robbing them Of the sacred vessels, throwing down the Lets, and ( arrying •ot;' all the vestments and ornaments. In Buitrago thy converted one of the .hermitages into a stable, c1:-.v -ing off the valuables; and destroyi;ig th e i ff i ;;;; ,. Ifi an adjoining village they inurde:ed two rirtit and it . wotna - n, throwing away. the Arke t rey could not drink, and burning the casks and vessels. Th e y plundered all the vidages in the vicinity, and ticntt nine houses. In Gandullas they set' fire to the corn, and also to the woods of his Excellency the l'ue Del Infantado. Even in, the very town where Jo- • seph lodged, they broke open the drawers; and rot)- bed their contents, leaving Buitrago and the adjoin lug villages in the greatest consternation and tni•ety, the inhabitants being coip'elled to'fis into fieLk ablndoning their hauseS and lyroperty. he G o . Yernor of the district of Rioseco, on the loth of Au gust, writes, that alier the attack of the 14th 'of Ju ly, the French troops entered that city, killing ail • i.vhotnlfierinet, withont distin6tion, ami even those who fled fp-4n these horrible •proceedings, by the . roads and avenues leading front-'the town. They antxrdered it great number of Monks, Priests, and veraFwomen, ravishing them, witheet dis'ineti6n of. age or rank, in the presence of their hu -bands, .pa ' rents, and relations Land even Nuns, S . tripping them naked in the streets and houses, committing indecen cies even on their dead bodies, , and, what caused, if 'possible, still greater horrors; even upon the prin cipal objects of our worship. 'They carried oir, their, camp a number of utimarrierreinal e s, some of thew:l6(oe first rank, whom they coetinued abus ing , during their march, from which ill treatment most of them have died. They plundered the chtrchesidettroying the images, robbing whi t . sag crilege,,us hands the . sacred pyzes, destroying the consecrated hosts, and applying the sacred vessels to the _most indecent uses. - They set fire to more than -forty hon-es, killing the poultry, /sheep, find cattle, which they met, and carrying of liorses and carriages of every kind. S'ich execrable violations .of all the laws of nature, such horrible a6lB of lence, and the losses which the inhabitants have suf fered, amounting to more than two millions of . solid pesos, have reduced even the rich to the most lament. able _situation, and have excited a spirit of just indig nation and vengeance against men who are marked out by carrying desolation every 'where." The Governor of Corunna has addressed the fol lowing letter to Don Arias Mon, Dean of the Su preme Council of Castile. " Illustrious Sir—On the 24th, an English Gen tleman, accompanied by two Irish Gentlemen, de livered to me a letter to this effe& :—‘ I take the liberty to present, through the midium of your re 7 speotable authority, a small offering of 10,000 reals for the, unfortunate town of Vent urada, destroyed on account of its loyalty to its King, by most cruel and ferocious enemies. Two Irish Gentlemen (Mr_ Fitzgerald and Mr. O'Hara) of .the first families of the , country, accompany me, and are desirous of proceeding with me to the army of, General Blake. If there are any volunteers in this. town, or in the_ kingdom, who may wish to accompany me,.though their ninnber should amount to 1000, I shall, much pleasure, pay the expellees of their journey, travel with them on foot, and fight along with them . , , glorying to serve unkr the command of any biave Spaniard who has taken up arms in defence of re ligiokb and liberty. • WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR: a 'lli6lsaid 10,000 reals being in my hand; I inforth 0i! Thereof, in order that publication Way be made in the Court Gnette, and the money applied for the benefit of the unfortunate town of Vent urada. " AtiToNtq ALcrmo." " Corunng, August 28." The Council ordered the above 10,000 reali to be transmitted to the National Bank, for the use of the people of Venturada, and. - direiied the Govritoi• of Corunna to express to Mr. Landor, and the two Irish Gentlemen,. the high sense which the Council entertain of their generosity, valour, and honourable enthusiasm. On the evening of the 24th of Angust,.the Pro clamation of our beloved Sovereign, Don Ferdinand the Vllth was - celebrated here. , The celebrity or that daY was marked by all _those- circumstances which could render it great and memorable. If we consider the joy and•delight manifested on the oc casion, they could not be exceeded; if we consider tlre magnificence of the- preparations, they could not be surpassed ; if we consider the order and demean our preserved by the people, it will seem that every • indiVidtal had imposed upon . himself the severe but, equitable: law of not giving the smallest offence to his-neighbour; notto offend in actions nor in words ; noLJA profane a day dedicated to Ferdinand VII. with the least appearance of impropriety. • So great ifits the respeet in. whiCh the august name of our desirable Sovereign was held by his faithful subjeds. When future ages shall read, in the great volume, of history, the demonstrations wherewith the generous people of Madrid testified on that day their love, -their respeEt, and their loyalty, they will admire_ our virtue and bravery, in preserving to him the throne of his faithful. and invincible country, in spite of the execrable perfidy and horrible violence of the de testable Tyrant. The greatest homage which could